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Native App vs. Web App: Which Is Better for Mobile Commerce?

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May 23, 2011 by Christina Warren 20 Share on Tumblr email share Share on Tumblr email share The Mobile App Trends Series is supported by Sourcebits , a leading product developer for mobile platforms. Have an account? Web App: Which Is Better for Mobile Commerce? Follow Sourcebits on Twitter for recent news and updates.

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Benchmarking Cassandra Scalability on AWS - Over a million writes per second

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Wednesday, November 2, 2011. Writes stress a data store all the way to the disks, while read benchmarks may only exercise the in-memory cache. We use these for read intensive workloads to cache more data in memory. Disk reads are due to the compaction processing that combines Cassandra SSTables in the background.

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How an experienced Asp.net developer multiplied his productivity.

Aymeric Gaurat-Apelli

I consider myself proficient in the.Net technologies (no glory, I spend a lot of time in front of my computer). At the time I had to commute 1h20 one way so I downloaded all the videos from RailsCasts and TeachMeToCode on my iPhone. I spent the next three weeks watching videos in the bus/train. Too many smart people liked it.

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How an experienced Asp.net developer multiplied his productivity.

Aymeric Gaurat-Apelli

I consider myself proficient in the.Net technologies (no glory, I spend a lot of time in front of my computer). At the time I had to commute 1h20 one way so I downloaded all the videos from RailsCasts and TeachMeToCode on my iPhone. I spent the next three weeks watching videos in the bus/train. Too many smart people liked it.

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Cracking The Code: iPhone, Apple TV and more from Mac World

Cracking the Code

Well, it is basically the mix of a video iPOD, a smart phone, a camera and an internet browser. So, you can listen to music, watch videos, take pictures, look at pictures and slide shows, make calls, browse e-mails and calendar, send pictures, access Google map and weather information, and browse the web. It is the 2.0